What It Means
It was a popular analysis in the 1980s and 1990s: "LSU is a sleeping giant." Well, the giant is awake now. In the past 10 years, LSU has won four SEC titles and has a shot at its third national title. That's one big giant. How big?
Since 1950, seven schools have won three national titles in the span of a decade: Alabama, Miami, Nebraska, Ohio St, Oklahoma, Texas, and USC. That's pretty much a list of the greatest programs of all-time (except Miami, who are a special case of a brief yet dominant dynasty).
LSU now has a chance to join this incredibly elite group. We're not talking about the program being really good and competing for titles, we're talking about stepping up to become one of the elite programs of all time.
A win here would be LSU's fifth recognized national title*, which would rank LSU ninth all-time among programs still in the FBS Subdivision. A national title and suddenly LSU is rubbing shoulders with the elite of college football, not just right now, but all-time.
*Ed Note - I'm using CFB Data Warehouse as my source. They recognize the 1908 title even if LSU doesn't. I have no idea why we do not recognize a title of a team that went 10-0 and outscored opponents 442-11. Not a misprint: 442 to 11.
On top of its historic place as a program, this LSU team has a chance to establish itself as one of the greatest single year teams of all time. LSU has played a brutal schedule, though Alabama's media campaign has robbed LSU of the unique opportunity to win one conference and beat the conference champion of three other BCS conferences. That's never happened in the BCS era, and sadly, we will not have the opportunity to make that bit of history.
Still, this has been an impressive run. If LSU wins, LSU will have won four games against teams ranked in the top five, has beaten two BCS conference champions, won the toughest country in the nation, and won ten games against teams that were ranked at the time of kickoff. All this, and no team save Alabama will have played LSU within 13 points.
That's what is behind Door #1. A win in the title game, and LSU will be able to claim one of the greatest single seasons of all time. A win will further place LSU as one of the greatest programs in college football history. This program is knocking on the door to the most elite club in college football history.
Behind Door #2?
If LSU loses this game, this season is for naught. The greatest season in LSU history will end as the greatest disappointment in LSU history. It's either greatness or bust. And when I say bust, I mean bust.
This is the single biggest game in LSU's entire football history. Best yet, we get to play it against the Evil Empire themselves, Alabama. And while Alabama backdoored their way into the title game, getting rewarded for losing and ducking tough games, LSU had to come in the hard way. LSU had to beat Alabama on the road, then win the SEC title game.
That's just the way things go. LSU is trying to do something historic, and that means taking the hardest path possible. No backing in, no excuses. Everything LSU will get, LSU will have earned. If LSU fails to win, then we don't go home with some lovely parting gifts. But there will be no excuses either.
I know it. You know it. This team knows it. This team will play with the weight of history before them. They will step up and meet the challenge, because that is what they have done every step of the road so far.
LSU has to win on January 9th.The pressure is immense but this team thrives on pressure. Pressure is how you make diamonds. And that's what this season is.
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I've been thinking this for a while now
If LSU loses this game, this season is for naught. The greatest season in LSU history will end as the greatest disappointment in LSU history. It’s either greatness or bust. And when I say bust, I mean bust.
Just sucks to see it written.
Good article.
Alabama fans, ask yourself this question: Is this who you want representing your University and your fanbase?
"Been saying it for six f**king years now...That g**damn hurricane just wasn’t big enough." - Outsidethesidelines, Manager, RollBamaRoll.com
http://www.rollbamaroll.com/2011/12/3/2607240/sec-championship-game-open-thread#
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Also behind door#2
Do you remember that when the Bammers were lobbying for their spot in this game they tried countering the point about being rewarded for losing to us and not playing the SEC championship game by saying the SEC championship is a great reward that is just as good if not better than the BCS national championship. So, behind door #2 there are Alabama fans waiting to tell us they’d trade the win next week for the wins last Novemeber and in Atlanta.
Forget that. Open door #1.
OK State's best non-conf game was Tulsa...
Our’s was Penn State on the road. Hell, GA Southern is better than Arizona.
Fumbles. It was always Fumbles
I love it when your argument involves an FCS team
But leaves out another 9-win team.
Writer (and a handsome one at that),
And the Valley Shook
La-La?
They lost to Arizona if I’m not mistaken. So they too are worse that Ga Southern
Fumbles. It was always Fumbles
If you have to rely on an FCS school to make a scheduling argument, you probably don't have one.
Writer (and a handsome one at that),
And the Valley Shook
Transitive football PAWL
I always keep a supply of alcohol handy in case I see a snake, which I also keep handy.
I disagree in one respect
If LSU fails to win, then we don’t go home with some lovely parting gifts.
This is where we differ. Should we lose, we go home with the loveliest parting gift of all. The SEC Championship. We have won it. It is ours. I will gladly see the banner hung up next year, even if it not joined by a BCSNC banner. Nothing and no one can take that from us.
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by Richard Pittman on Jan 2, 2012 12:03 PM CST reply actions
+ bazillion
An SEC championship season could never be a season all for naught. It will be disappointing in some ways, but winning the conference still means more to me than anything, including national championships, which are fickle, mythical things anyway.
It is more that that...
Sure the SEC ring is a monumental achievement when you share a division and conf with so many top teams. I’ll love seeing that flag fly no matter the outcome on the 9th.
But I will never forget what it is like to have an also-ran team. Or what it is like to be happy to have an also-ran because you plain sucked for years before that. This team had a season for the ages. No doubt that a loss to Bama in the rubber match will lessen the glow, but it can’t change the rarity of an undefeated regular season, including beating a damn good Bama team in spitting distance of the strange looking Saban statue, or beating UO in the Jerry Dome on MNF, and on and on.
Look at the positive impact of UO’s last three years that all included bowl losses (until yesterday) and zero NC rings. I hope I never get to the point that it is national championship or bust. That really makes for a shitty year as there are only so many games to enjoy in a 12 month period. If only one counts, I need a new sport.
"They play violent football at risk of injury for their team and for their school. The gift that I'm given is to be allowed to be on the sideline with them and coach them." Les Miles
by ZimmZimmZalaBimm on Jan 3, 2012 8:16 AM CST up reply actions
Greatness or Bust
I really disagree with that statment. I mean, yeah it would be dissapointing but not even close to a failure of season. Haven’t we been through the “bust” scenarious since the AR game? Eventualy the narrative should be a little different. imo. GEAUXTIGERS
Poseur - I think you are way off here
And it goes against what you seemed to say for most of the season – that the SEC championship is the most important goal. We won that. We beat EVERYBODY – including Bama.
Now, the NC game is a huge deal – but even if we lose – we are 1-1 against them this year with an SEC championship that we EARNED.
The goals changed as soon as we won the SECCG though.
Alabama fans, ask yourself this question: Is this who you want representing your University and your fanbase?
"Been saying it for six f**king years now...That g**damn hurricane just wasn’t big enough." - Outsidethesidelines, Manager, RollBamaRoll.com
http://www.rollbamaroll.com/2011/12/3/2607240/sec-championship-game-open-thread#
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If we don't win the NCG all we will hear about is how we choked in the REALLY big game.
Until August we will hear about it. Next year may be even better but let’s not let this one get away. NC ring beats an SEC ring, ignore what Bamers say.. We NEED that NC ring even if we are playing against the team that won the BCS “clap-o-meter” for #2.
Bama has the advantage of playing in a game and gaining redemption for a no-SEC ring season.
by lsufanfrommobile on Jan 2, 2012 3:32 PM CST up reply actions
And?
It doesn’t really matter what happens – we’ll hear about something. That’s not the issue. The issue is – - as Poseur and Pittman said all year- THE FIRST priority is the conference championship. We got that. Don’t turn around and say the whole season is a bust if they don’t win the NC too. College football has too much of a focus on the NC already. Even for LSU, it’s not NC or bust. We won OUR title. That’s a huge season.
Obviously, we still want to win the NC – but it’s not a bust season if they lose.
Sorry, you are right.
I’ve lived in Alabama so long I’m starting to talk like them. SEC championship is the ring that doesn’t have an opinion poll component for who plays in the game.
I let my emotions write for me. I apologize.
by lsufanfrommobile on Jan 2, 2012 4:14 PM CST up reply actions
No need to apologize to me, I'm not offended.
Of course, I’d love to stomp all over Bama and then take a knee on the 1 with 5 minutes to go. But either way, we’ve had a great season. It’s either one of the best ever in college football, or one of the top seasons ever for LSU.
GEAUX TIGERS! BEAT BAMA!
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Penn St slapped down by Houston. Wasn't PSU Alabama's signature win?
by lsufanfrommobile on Jan 2, 2012 3:35 PM CST reply actions
to hear them tell it
we were their signature win…
by ORtigerfan on Jan 2, 2012 3:46 PM CST via Android app up reply actions 2 recs
points for both of these posts
and my goodness – I know Keenum is good – but Southern Miss—-SOUTHERN MISS – stomped on Houston. How could Penn state get dominated like that?
I wouldn’t put too much stock into this regarding Bama though – Bowl games and emotions are weird – and double so for Penn State this year.
BUT PENN STATE DIDN'T REALLY LOSE, PAAAAAWWWWLLLLLLL
THEY JUST………………………..forgot to play offense
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by wadewilson on Jan 3, 2012 12:44 AM CST up reply actions 1 recs
wow - ultra conservative coach strikes again
After an INT in the first overtime, UGA needed just a field goal. Three straight runs gave them a 42 yarder for a kicker that had missed 12 of over 40 this year. Miss. 2nd overtime coming up.
massive choke by UGA in that game. pathetic performance, horrible coaching.
I always keep a supply of alcohol handy in case I see a snake, which I also keep handy.
Let's not play "what if"
It’s like premature loser talk. Our team doesn’t do loser talk this season. Yep, we own that SEC Championship forever. On Jan. 9 I want to own an undefeated season and a National Championship forever.
Pittman’s attitude about conference championships being valuable is important, and I agree. His point about their being devalued by the BCS is important too. Pittman and I can enjoy only an SEC championship for what it is, and it’s a big deal, but outside the SEC people aren’t going to give a hoot if we lose. Let’s play the role of the greedy bully. I want it all. I don’t want to hear any crap about a split championship if we lose. When the season started everyone understood the winner of this game would be national champion; we don’t change the rules because the Tide weaseled their way into the game. I don’t want to console myself of a loss with thoughts of beating UGA a month ago. The high road offers the most reward—let’s go beat the snot out of Bama.
I hope it is so lopsided that the commentators can’t help but spend the 4th quarter playing “what if” on behalf of OK St.
I'm not saying "what if"
I’m saying “these are the immense stakes” and saying we’re going to win. We’re going to win because that’s what we have to do to seal the deal. No way we’re losing to some team we already beat on the road.
Greatest Season Ever. That’s what’s on the table.
Fake Pundit. Real Fan.
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Yeah, we are on the same side here
I was primarily responding to comments. You and I are on the same page in terms of kicking down the door of the temple.
You can remember that I called you in mid October to say we’d beat Bama by double digits. I’m still pissed off that I was wrong. I don’t just want to win a 14th game next Monday, I want it to be embarrassingly ugly. I’m so pumped up about this I’m getting in the faces of the “we still have the SEC championship” guys, admittedly after a lot of beer today. But you know the Bammers will forget all about our SEC championship if the unthinkable happens next week. I hope our players aren’t being seduced by the idea of the conference championship as a consolation prize.
I’m witchu , Poseur. Put all the chips on the table. In fact, I’ll raise you. It is offensive that our guys should have to play Bama again; beating them isn’t enough. I want to humiliate them the way we did to auburn. What could be worse to the Bammers than treating them like auburn?
Treating them like Ole Miss
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I don't feel
That this season is a crash and burn if we don’t win the title. This probably is one of the most important games in our schools history, considering this team is on the cusp of greatness. I just wouldn’t throw away everything should we lose.
Though I just HATE the idea of losing. I can’t even think about that. It just…we can’t lose this game. Not to Alabama. Not to a team we are BETTER than and already beaten.
2011 #1 LSU 13-0 SEC Champions
I hope your team doesn't read this article.
Pressure would be too great.
I’m not sure how we backdoored our way into the game, had a media campaign, or ducked competition. Regarding the system, it is what it is, in the words of the coach who led you back to greatness. And the system doesn’t require a round robin or knockout tournament of conference champions. I favor at least a plus one, but this year it would have only delayed the inevitable. OkSt embarrassed themselves today. Even if you’ll beat us you’re going to have to work for it. You would destroy OkSt—as would we.
You can try to rewrite history of how we got to this game all you like—we earned it.
Alabama as the Evil Empire is pretty funny. I guess that makes Les the Gipper.
Anyway, good luck! You win and you will rewrite history as one of the greatest teams to have played the game.
"The same things win today that have always won, and they will win years from now. The only difference is the losers have a whole new bunch of excuses why they don’t win or can’t win."-Bear Bryant
Robot Chicken Star Wars should be canon.
by the thin red line on Jan 3, 2012 3:52 AM CST reply actions
Bama has one win over a top 25 team...
Maybe two, depending if Auburn climbs their way back in. Bama did not win their conference or their division. Bama’s accomplishments are incredibly slight, the only thing they can hang their hat on is playing LSU to a close game at home. Your best win is a loss. Bama has a really good team, but their resume is incredibly thin.
Yes, Bama is in the game because it had a better PR campaign. And Bama, after losing to LSU, didn’t have to play its way into the title game by winning the conference, like LSU did.
And I’m not rewriting history — if LSU wins, they will have won four games against teams ranked in the top five at the time of the game, and three in the final poll. LSU will have won the toughest conference and beaten two other BCS conference champions. They will have played the NCAA rated toughest schedule in the nation, and no team save one will have come within 13 points. That is among the single greatest seasons in history — that is what is on the line. Not even 2001 Miami or 1996 Nebraska had a season quite like that.
And, unlike Bama fans, we aren’t afraid of pressure. We welcome it.
Fake Pundit. Real Fan.
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Hard to believe Auburn deserves to belong in the top 25.
Actually, ″rewrite history″ should only my first use of it, to apply only to how Bama’s getting into the BCSCG. If you believe we got in because of better PR, that’s OkSt.’s fault. I suppose the REC must have more influence than T Boone, or he needs to donate more money to their PR campaign. Of course, OkSt. has no one to blame but themselves for their loss to a team that wound up with a losing record. Their choking was not good PR.
Our best win is not a loss. A loss is a loss. In our case to the #1 team. Our best win is over the current #6 team. Their best win during the season is against the current #8 team. Yes, they did play more ranked teams, but in typical Big 12-4+2=12 fashion, they were inconsistent. They did win their conference in a round robin competition, but if they had beaten KSU, currently #8, in a championship game, they might be in the BCSCG. Even though they had beaten them before, it might make up for that loss to a 6-7 team. But whose fault is that? Is it Bama PR, or is it the Big Joke Conference stepping on it one more time leading to justfiable lack of respect for that conference?
The second ″rewrite history″ should be ″rewrite the record books″ or ″make history″—big difference in meaning. Sorry for the mistake.
I don’t know what you mean by Alabama fans being afraid of pressure. What pressure should fans feel? The players and coaches will be feeling pressure. Should your players read your well-written article on LSU’s place in history, they might feel a great deal of pressure. But I’m sure you’re safe. Both teams should avoid the media as much as they can.
"The same things win today that have always won, and they will win years from now. The only difference is the losers have a whole new bunch of excuses why they don’t win or can’t win."-Bear Bryant
Robot Chicken Star Wars should be canon.
by the thin red line on Jan 3, 2012 5:54 PM CST up reply actions
Thank you for clarifying that second “rewrite history.” Two vastly different meanings.
Anyway, as always, the best of luck, hope for no injuries, and not having to beat the refs also.
"Move over Marino, there's a new Brees coming through town!"-Jim Henderson
Best of luck, as well!
And hopefully in this very physical game the worst that happens are some aches and pains.
"The same things win today that have always won, and they will win years from now. The only difference is the losers have a whole new bunch of excuses why they don’t win or can’t win."-Bear Bryant
Robot Chicken Star Wars should be canon.
by the thin red line on Jan 3, 2012 6:18 PM CST up reply actions
Bama is a great team, but they backed into the game
The truth is that Bama backed into the game, just like LSU did in 2007 and OK did in 2003. If Oklahoma had the season Ok State had, we would be playing the Sooners in NOLA due to them having a “name”.
Bama fans will constantly point out that rematches happen in the NFL playoffs all the time. Yes, they do, but significant differences exist. In every other sport, a team that fails to win its division has a harder road to the championship than the team that wins its division. To put it another way, they have to prove they belong because they have won no title. Note that the Falcons have to travel to NY this weekend, even though they have a better record. Winning the division means something—but not to Bama fans.
Additionally, a lot of Bama fans bring up the 07 Giants beating the Patriots in the SB rematch, but they fail to mention that the Giants and Patriots are in different divisions. Teams from the same division cannot play each other in the finals of any other sport—period.
Won’t matter. LSU wins.
GEAUX TIGERS
Agree on some points.
If OU had lost only once, to Texas Tech, they might have gotten in based on their name. They also were #1 at the start. However, they did lose to Tech, who lost to… The thing is, OU did go 9-3 during the season.
The system is flawed. And now the Big 12-4+2=12 Conference got religion.
″Winning the division means something″ for the playoff process and for fans has two different meanings. Nice play on words, but untrue. Winning the SEC West does mean something for Alabama fans, but not for the BCS. Winning the SECCG does mean something for Alabama fans, but not the BCS.
And as I’ve stated before, should the situation be opposite for us, there still should be a rematch based upon these being the two best teams in the country in the current system.
"The same things win today that have always won, and they will win years from now. The only difference is the losers have a whole new bunch of excuses why they don’t win or can’t win."-Bear Bryant
Robot Chicken Star Wars should be canon.
by the thin red line on Jan 3, 2012 6:13 PM CST up reply actions
Interesting.
Anyway, good luck! You win and you will rewrite history as one of the greatest teams to have played the game.
“The same things win today that have always won, and they will win years from now. The only difference is the losers have a whole new bunch of excuses why they don’t win or can’t win.”-Bear Bryant
So if we win, we rewrite history. And if we win, you will have new excuses why you didn’t or couldn’t win?
"Move over Marino, there's a new Brees coming through town!"-Jim Henderson
How embarrassing!
Oklahoma St. just beat Stanford in the Fiesta Bowl. There is nothing embarrassing about that. Maybe this is insight into the thoughts of Bama fans—the team that kicks the game-winning FG in overtime is pitiful. Maybe Stanford won by missing their FG in OT?
I wish I had the ability to know which team will beat another team without them having to play each other.
In my world we have these things called “upsets”, they make it interesting. Does you skill extend to baseball? Horse racing? You must be rich.
We won’t KNOW if LSU could have beat Ok St or Stanford will we? We hope they would but we don’t have the scoreboard at the end of a game to prove it. I know why all the Alabama fans were pulling for Stanford, but Ok St’s victory kept the question open.
The SEC could have proven on the field (not just on Talk shows or blogs) that our conference and it’s version of football is superior.
In my opinion it was a missed opportunity.
by lsufanfrommobile on Jan 3, 2012 6:59 AM CST reply actions
I can understand that.
But that is OkSt’s fault. They play defense, they would win more respect. And the Big 12 has justifiably lost respect—division within the ranks, bad math, no D, cannot win the big one. We are the two best teams in the land. You win, there is no question who is the best. And you have te bragging rights of having beaten Bama twice in one season.
"The same things win today that have always won, and they will win years from now. The only difference is the losers have a whole new bunch of excuses why they don’t win or can’t win."-Bear Bryant
Robot Chicken Star Wars should be canon.
by the thin red line on Jan 3, 2012 8:06 AM CST up reply actions
We would have loved to had the opportunity to play Ok State in a playoff.
It’ s not our fault we didn’t get that chance. Slive proposed a playoff 3 years ago and the Big 12 and Big 10 were adamantly opposed to it. So if we want to assign blame , start with Texas, Oklahoma and Ohio State who fought the playoff because they knew they would get the benefit of voter support. It’s also not our fault Ok State blew a fourth quarter lead and lost to a 4 touchdown underdog.
I’m tired of everyone blasting Alabama like we cheated our way into the BCS game. We didn’t create the system, and anyone else would have lobbied for their team to make it in as well.
"Never start a fight with an old man...if he's too old to fight, he'll probably just kill you."
Slice suggested it so that two SEC teams could rise through the playoff and play in the NCG.
Of course the others didn’t want it, look at this year.
by lsufanfrommobile on Jan 3, 2012 11:49 AM CST up reply actions
I never suggested Bama cheated. (at least not this time)
They stayed in the hunt and waited it others took themselves out.
by lsufanfrommobile on Jan 3, 2012 11:53 AM CST reply actions
Isn't that exactly what you tigers did back in 2007
backing your way into the NC game with TWO losses??? Kinda like the pot calling the kettle . . . ? If I remember correctly, there were a lot of people who felt you didn’t deserve to be there but you claimed you had every right. If you did with your two losses then Bama certainly does with our one three point loss. And as far as Ok State, does anyone really believe they could really make a stand against Bama’s or LSU’s defenses to win a NC? Really??
So you're admitting you backed in? That's the first step
I don’t think anybody’s ever denied 2007 here. Though at least LSU was able to win it’s own division that year.
Writer (and a handsome one at that),
And the Valley Shook
LSU still won the SEC that year
And Ohio st was the only team who had a better record than us. Every other team in the nation had at least 2 losses; and if you want to play the “best loss” game, both of our losses came in 3OT, so they were the “best losses”.
No doubt we backed into that game, but it was also a crazy weird year in College Football where no team went undefeated, and no team could hold onto the #1 spot for longer than a week. The only other teams who were mentioned that year was a WVU team that lost in the last week to Pitt, Mizz who lost their Conference Championship to OK, and Georgia who didn’t even play in the SEC Championship Game.
At the end of the day, we had the better resume: SEC champs, better wins, and best losses. No one will argue that we backed into that game, but there was no other team that could make a case compared to ours. Many had the opportunity, but top teams were just losing week in and week out that year. And we destroyed OH ST, just to show that even the team with the best record was still overrated.
by WhoDatSaintsLSU on Jan 3, 2012 5:12 PM CST up reply actions
technically
Hawaii was undefeated. but no one thinks they belonged in the title game and we made the best choice for #2 for all the reasons you listed
by ORtigerfan on Jan 3, 2012 5:32 PM CST via Android app up reply actions
No it's not exactly what we did at all.
You can’t back in as a conference champion that won a conference championship game.
Some of you people really need to get your definitions straight. You back in to things when you lose and still get to go or when you win exactly nothing and still get to go. You won neither a conference nor a division this year. Hell, you didn’t even win your state and somehow you’re in the national title game b/c of how rankings (people’s opinions) work.
And if you still believe we backed into the BCS title game in 07, please tell us who was more deserving to go in our stead.
"The 2011 Tigers, on the field at least, are boring. See target, swing war club, rinse the brains and skull fragments off and repeat." - Billy Gomila
by Curtis Bleaux on Jan 3, 2012 7:17 PM CST up reply actions
But it’s not about winning conferences; it’s about #1 vs. #2. Alabama came within three points of the #1 team. OSU lost to Iowa State, I say that’s an argument in favotr of Alabama at #2.
Now the strength of schedule favors OSU due to their wins, I say the loss to Iowa State detracts quite a bit from that.
In the end we’ll never know how the 2011 Cowboys would play Alabama or LSU but I think they would lose big time to both teams. In my mind (and in the polls), there is no doubt Bama and LSU are the two top teams in the nation. And that makes the conference champion argument irrelevant.
"We knew we had to turn it up or we would get beat. We ripped the knob off. We turned it up so much we broke the knob." - Roy Upchurch after beating Florida in the 2009 SEC Championship Game
by bearbryantwonit on Jan 4, 2012 8:03 AM CST up reply actions
Look, all you dense people who don't understand why that's even in there
Need to get with the program. The lack of a conference champion clause only exists because Notre Dame had the financial clout to strong arm the BCS. So, keep bending over for that crap system we have.
And I know two Cowboys fans and they seem to have doubts who are the top 2 teams in the nation. Considering you’re an Alabama fan, frankly, I don’t put much stock into your opinion since if you win on the 9th you’ll be the 1st BCS welfare champs. Getting into the BCSCG while sitting at home and assuming less risk while everybody else was out working. Alabama Football! Now accepting WIC and BCS stamps!
"The 2011 Tigers, on the field at least, are boring. See target, swing war club, rinse the brains and skull fragments off and repeat." - Billy Gomila
by Curtis Bleaux on Jan 4, 2012 6:23 PM CST up reply actions
Look, all you dense people who don't understand why that's even in there
Need to get with the program. The lack of a conference champion clause only exists because Notre Dame had the financial clout to strong arm the BCS. So, keep bending over for that crap system we have.
And I know two Cowboys fans and they seem to have doubts who are the top 2 teams in the nation. Considering you’re an Alabama fan, frankly, I don’t put much stock into your opinion since if you win on the 9th you’ll be the 1st BCS welfare champs. Getting into the BCSCG while sitting at home and assuming less risk while everybody else was out working. Alabama Football! Now accepting WIC and BCS stamps!
"The 2011 Tigers, on the field at least, are boring. See target, swing war club, rinse the brains and skull fragments off and repeat." - Billy Gomila

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